The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1887-11-15

uittuS WIN colu water ana is lntenueu 10 De uSeu
iced In tumblers. But accidentally we have dis
covered that it makes superior hot tea also Fouror
i've hours before using, pour one cupful Of cold
water over teaspoonful of tea leaves At tea time
strain and serve iced tea, heated in the teapot
The straining before heating gives unusual decacy
to the flavor.
am still looking FOR new and better ways ofdoing
thin. S and so must sign myself Experiment, but
hope some day thelproper nom delplume may be Ex-
perience.
Correspondence.
Mrs. p. Moore, Morton, AIiss.-I wish to correspond
with some good lady; young or middle age, who is
industrious and wishes permanent home.
Mrs. F. f. g., Bonneville Miss, would like to ex-
change plants and geranium cuttings Tor pieces of
silk, plush or etlsuitable for crazy quilt have
a great variety Off plants; also have great many
patterns for knit lace that would exchange Would
like to get embroidery to do in Kinsington, Arsone
or six, or painting on silk or velvet. Address with
editress.
Nellie IT, Linden, Va.--Do you know anything Of
the Artistic Needle Work Co., 1876 Eighth street. N.
Y? Ifso please advise me through your columns
whether it is Il genuine establishment or not There
so many frauds am afraid to take any risks i'll
this direction without making inquiries. My father
takes your valuable paper, and we all much
pleased with it, especially the Womans Kingdom.
Note-Cannot tell you of the particular company
you menllOD DuC Cdn tcll you lnQJ all tnat nave
come under my own knowledge are frauds, and
have advised southern women to let them alone
Richard W. Rogers Culloden Ga.-Say to Mrs NJ.
E. G.. that we cured our little boy of commissions by
using Samaritan Neryine He had been having
conyulsions for years and was entirely cured by
four bottles 1t can be had at any reliable drug
store.
an. A IT," Waco, Gal enjoy the letters of the
kind letters Of instruction and good advice. She is
doing grand work, but lets not decide because we
can't do as great work (seemin gly) as some one
else, that we have nothing todo to help the battle of
life; so lets do what eer we can with cheerful
heart If any the readers of THE CONSTITUTION have
worsted scraps which they want to get made into
quilts or carpets, would be glad if they would en-
ploy me to do the work. My address is with the
editress.
SET Oak Bowcry, Ala.-While looking over q
late number of THE CONSTITUTION my eyes fell upon
q little story; no more than an anecdote entitled
ellis Best Girl" After reading it wondered how
many hearts had warmed with sympathy, and how
many eyes were suused with tears besides those of
the "Three rough dIummers." l have two little
letters perhaps larger than "Dolly's," laid away
which gold cannot buy The loving heart that in
diced them truth ITSELF and the little hand that
wrote them is now dust. Sometimes our Great
Father sees fit to have His children learn hard
lesson, that is TO keep the heart agloW while the
form Of the loved one that cherished the flame of
Affection lies in ashes l send my little verses
which however unworthy, l sure viii find an
echo in many heart.
ONE YEAR AGO.
aoweTet bloomed for us so iaiT and sweet
A song bird turned for us its notes of love,
And bright star of hope our eyes to greet
Was shining in d smiling sky above
One year ago The sunbeams scorched our flower,
The archers arrow pierced our song-birda breast,
Our star glowed in the sky one morning hour
And, them one year ago, it sank to rest
One year ago transplanted in the sky
Was our sweet flower, from all earths ills affair."
Our song bird turned its notes of praise on high
And in JehoYah's crown was set our star.
Darling, we would not cali thee back to earth,
Tho flower and bird and star Of hope thou vert,
Nor take from thee, thy glorious spirit birth
To still the yearnings of human heart.
"Polly," Trussville, Ala.-I once lived it Atlanta
six months and would feel at home there. l con-
tribute a pickle recipe, which is considered by ex.
perience excellent. L would most earnestly advise
the lady who asked for way to remove skin nloles
some time back, to let all such alone, A man at
this place has had on his face fifteen years
from removing skin male. My husband sent Bill
Arp the pamphlet he spoke OF, Coming Wars and
Great Events, and Ten Signs of the Approaching
Final Crisis; price five cents, GO Bible House, New
York. hope every rerder of the Womans King
dom viii send for it and a sample copy of the
Christian Herald (reeD "Forty Ginning Wonders"
on the same style, containing pictures and diagrams
describing scenes in Revelation; can be had for
seyenty-fYe cents, hound in cloth. should like to
have the address Of Mrs. d. n, Bradford county,
Fla; also Of Sweet William" childrcn's depart
ment) Kimball, Texas. The mountains here around
the ore mines abound in lovely flowers, and the
caacanthus grows in great luxuriGnce. May the
success Of Womans Kingdom continue.
Mrs r. A. Goodman, Gladesyine, Gait is a
source Of pleasure and profit TO read the communica
tions from unknown friends, and THE CONSTITUTION
from gifted editress so comforting, so elevatng
and refreshing often come like pearly deBdrops 10
withercd flowers How often there comes in the
columns Of the Kingdom wall from some sorTow-
ing mothers heart grieying DER the little life ended;
even now feelings Of bitter regret stealing DER
my soul as memory on restless wings wander to the
little girl used 10 kiss. Lies short mission com
plete little Anna dear to hearts has gone with
bright angels The little bud Of hope 80 pure and
tender was plucked by the Masters hand and gently
borne on the pinions of His love 10 the celestial
city, there to 'minge in holier strains in realms of
fadeless day" No more will the sunlight of her
smiles the innocent pratle Of her infant tongue
make glad our hearts and homes But in that
bright beyond the golden link now severed shall be
united which the cruel hand Of death shall never
break asunder.
"sleep on sweet babe and take thy rest
God hath called the, He thought the best"
In memory Of Anna Lorene Starr, aged one year,
nine months and eight days.
a Young Man Who Was Sophisticated.
From the Burlington Free Press.
"Can you tell me, darling" he asked, as
they sat together IN the weak 81 OF Of the sofa, the
exact physiological and mathematical duration Of
About second and a half I believe" she an.